What is the primary purpose of a vigilance probe?

The primary purpose of a vigilance probe is to investigate allegations of corruption, misconduct, or unethical practices within an organization to ensure accountability and uphold ethical standards.

Who typically initiates or conducts vigilance probes?

Vigilance probes are typically initiated and conducted by specialized vigilance departments, anti-corruption bureaus, internal audit teams, or designated investigative committees within government agencies or large corporations.

What types of activities fall under a vigilance probe's scope?

Activities falling under a vigilance probe's scope often include financial fraud, bribery, misuse of official position, misappropriation of funds, irregularities in tender processes, or any actions compromising institutional integrity.

What are the potential outcomes of a vigilance probe?

Potential outcomes can range from exoneration, disciplinary actions (like suspension, demotion, or termination), recovery of losses, or referral for criminal prosecution, depending on the findings and severity of the misconduct.